Mimiq is now part of the Hedge family. That’s good news for everyone, including existing Mimiq customers. Read on to find out why. It's a natural instinct for editors to work together on a video production. For Media Composer users, Mimiq enables collaborative editing without having to buy into

Mimiq acquisition boosts Hedge’s Avid collaboration Mimiq [https://hedge.video/mimiq], the industry-leading Avid bin-locking technology, has joined the Hedge software family, where it will expand Hedge’s range of collaborative tools. The software, acquired from Indiestor, will continue to be developed, enhanced and supported by Hedge, and existing

July's 22.3 release adds the popular Canon Cinema RAW Light format as well as support for ARRI's new ALEXA 35 camera A quick recap on RAW RAW video retains the complete information from a camera's sensor. But there's a price to pay: huge files, complicated processing even to see

The advent of HDR, RAW video, and wider colorspaces mean that post-production workflows are dramatically better at dealing with high-end images today than they were a decade ago. That in itself is awesome. But for post-professionals to make the most of the myriad of technical and creative choices it brings,

New in Hedge 22.1 One of our earliest blogs, “Folders are not metadata [https://blog.hedge.video/why-we-need-a-sidecar-for-offloads-4c5d2c783d5d/]” made a lot of people rethink their workflow, and we’ve heard it’s become essential reading for many. While that blog made a very striking point about not using folder

For 14 years, EditReady has had your back transcoding your footage to an editable format, fast. And now, it’s ready for RAW.

Seldom has a journey been so winding and long as ours has been with Canister, Hedge’s archive software that has transformed the industry’s perception of LTO. Back in 2017, mLogic reached out to us, asking if we could do for LTO what we had done for backups with

Postlab for Media Composer brings secure cloud-based collaborative editing to Avid editors. It’s a breakthrough, and a big deal for the Avid community.

Right from the start of my so-called career, I learned that if I followed the things that fascinated me, work would never seem like work. Not everyone is lucky enough to have such a choice, and it doesn't happen every day: more like every few years, but it can and